In 1945, when the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was imminent, the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China was convened to establish the future development path of the country. The meeting invited 755 delegates from all over the country to participate in the meeting, and the members of the ** Committee were selected by secret ballot.
However, when the chairman saw the list of candidates, he crossed out the name of "Chen Guang", which made him angrily ask the chairman: "Am I sorry for you?"Why can't I become a commissioner?”。Why did the chairman cross out Chen Guang's name?
How did Chen Guang have the confidence to become a member of the committee?How did the chairman respond to Chen Guang's question?First of all, I would like to review Chen Guang's revolutionary experience.
When Chen Guang's family was poor, in order to get a better future, the whole family did not hesitate to send him to study. Despite excelling in school, he dropped out at the age of 14 due to his family's financial constraints.
Subsequently, he joined the army, came into contact with Marxism by chance, and in 1928 donated 12 guns to support the Nanchang Uprising. In 1930, Chen Guang, who was the battalion commander of the 1st Red Army, was wounded in a fierce battle with the enemy and suffered a serious gunshot wound to the knee.
A ** rushed to Chen Guang's side in the midst of the battle, intending to transfer him away from the battlefield, but Chen Guang resolutely refused: "The soldiers are charging bravely, as the battalion commander, how can I evacuate first?"
Leave me alone and save the others!Chen Guang simply treated his wounds, and because of a leg injury, he had to crawl back to his position, and then engaged in a fight with the enemy.
His heroic performance won Luo Rongheng's appreciation, and his outstanding performance led to his promotion and becoming the regiment commander. His exploits in the Long March cannot be ignored.
After the failure of the fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign, the Red Army began the arduous Long March, crossing the magnificent Jinsha River and then crossing the Dadu River to the north. In order to ensure a smooth advance, the Revolutionary Military Council adopted an ingenious tactic - a detour.
By mobilizing many generals, including Liu Yalou and others, the Red Fifth Regiment rushed to Ningya Zhengdao and captured Dashubao, while the main force of the Red Army advanced along the broad road in the north.
General Chen Guang led the main force of the 2nd Red Division to capture the farm, however, the joyful victory encountered difficulties in crossing the river. Faced with a wide river, the Red Army did not have ships and could not build bridges to cross the river. Although the 1st Red Division was given a boat, it was unable to cross the river smoothly.
In order to cross the river, they had to go to Luding Bridge, 150 kilometers away. Faced with this situation, General Chen Guang led the 2nd Red Division to challenge and seize the Luding Bridge. The 1st Red Division managed to cross the east bank with the help of that boat, while the 2nd Red Division remained on the west bank.
With the Dadu River as the dividing line, the two armies coordinated with each other and jointly advanced northward. In order to prevent the enemy's reinforcements from obstructing, General Chen Guang sent four regiments to the bridgehead on the west bank ahead of schedule and engaged in a fierce battle with the enemy.
When the team led by Chen Guang arrived, they found that the vanguard had successfully captured the Luding Bridge and captured the city of Luding, opening the way for the Red Army to advance north. Chen Guang was then assigned to be the leader of the Red Sixth Regiment and the First Battalion of the Red Fifth Regiment, responsible for surveying the road ahead.
However, while surveying the road, they were attacked by Tibetan cavalry, which led to a tense and fierce battle. In this battle, Chen Guang was wounded in the right arm, although fortunately not to the bone marrow, and after a brief bandage, he re-led the team.
This raid made Chen Guang fully aware of the dilemma: the western part of the grassland was garrisoned by the enemy, and the eastern part was controlled by Hu Zongnan's forces, making it impossible for them to advance north. Faced with the current situation, they had no choice but to cross the meadow and go to the bitter cold of the north.
After fully understanding the situation, Chen Guang immediately launched a strategic arrangement for crossing the grassland. Under his leadership, the 4th Regiment of the 2nd Red Division became the first troops to enter the meadow from Maulgay. This seemingly calm meadow is actually a dangerous swamp.
However, despite the harsh environment and difficult terrain, Chen Guang successfully led the team through the snow-covered meadows.
In 1945, when the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was imminent, our party decided to convene the "Seventh National Congress", which had been postponed for a time, and decided on future development preparations at the meeting. As usual, new delegates had to be elected before the meeting, and this time by secret ballot.
After looking at the list of candidates, the chairman thought carefully for a moment and finally decided to cross out Chen Guang's name. When the results were announced, Chen Guang found that his name was crossed out, and he was immediately furious, and asked Chairman *** on the spot, did I offend you?
Why can't I be a representative?However, the chairman understood that Chen Guang had been carried away by anger at this moment, and it was impossible to listen to any explanation. After the meeting, the chairman carefully wrote a letter to Chen Guang, explaining the reason for crossing out his name.
Chen Guang was also moved by the chairman's intentions and apologized for his impulsive behavior. Epilogue.
In the letter, the chairman told Chen Guang that the important content of the Seventh National Congress was unity, and Chen Guang was regarded as the chairman's "cronies", and at that time, Chiang Kai-shek was still threatened, and the chairman was unwilling to let Chiang Kai-shek accuse the Communist Party of promoting "cronies", so he sadly crossed out Chen Guang's name.
Word. It was not only Chen Guang who was crossed out of the list, but also another person named Li Jingquan, who was the earliest secretary next to the chairman, who was also crossed out by the chairman.
Chen Guang once asked Li Jingquan why he didn't feel indignant, but Li Jingquan just replied indifferently: "Obey the arrangement of your superiors." ”